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Can I Use Fibrel for a Brazilian Butt Lift?

Asked 39 months ago by debbiet in channai
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Fibrel is not a great solution

The brazillian butt lift uses relatively large volumes of transplanted fat to create a more full, lifted buttocks. The problem with using something other than autologous tissue (and fat is usually something that most patients don't mind having removed). Fibrel is porcine collagen and injecting that much of a non-native material would likely cause problems such as increased infection rate, pain and scar tissue formation. In addition all collagen products resorb more than autologous fat... more
Steven H. Williams, MD
San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
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Brailian Butt Lift

SEE VIDEO BELOW: The Brazilian Buttl lift requires large volumes of fat. Using fillers is not an accepted method of performing this procedure in the USA. Alhough, hydrogel has been used I would strongly advise against it, at this point in time. see video
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Use of Fibrel for Brazilian Butt lift is dangerous

I occasionally prowl discussion boards of people who get injections for butt lift. There are many accounts of horrible deformities and complications. Please do not do this. The problem is that some people get away with it and they provide a lot of testimonials. Others, however, suffer the consequences and get deformities for life. See the video below for information on how to get good, reliable results with fat grafting. I had a post some time ago on Hydrogel, different substance, but... more
Ricardo Rodriguez, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Fibrel and other unknown fillers are dangerous

NO it is dangerous to use fillers as Silicone, Hydrogell and other unknown fillers. Brazilian Butt Lift is done with your own fat. Think about the effects of the fillers in the future, they cause severe irreversible problems.
Samir Shureih, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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